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AdSenseAdWords is a term that refers to the interconnected advertising platforms developed and managed by Google. Google AdSense is a program that allows website publishers to earn revenue by displaying targeted ads on their websites. These ads are supplied by Google AdWords, which is a platform for advertisers to create and manage advertising campaigns that appear on Google's search results pages and across its vast network of partner websites, including those participating in AdSense.

When an advertiser uses AdWords to create an ad campaign, they set a budget, target specific keywords, and bid on the chance to have their ads displayed to relevant audiences. These ads can then appear on websites that have joined the AdSense program. Publishers using AdSense can earn money when users click on these ads, or sometimes based on the number of ad impressions. The system is designed to match advertisers' offerings with the interests of website visitors, creating a mutually beneficial ecosystem for advertisers, publishers, and Google.

Essentially, AdSense is the publisher-facing side of Google's advertising network, while AdWords is the advertiser-facing side. Together, they form the backbone of Google's advertising business, enabling a massive marketplace for online advertising. The effectiveness of this system relies on Google's ability to understand user intent and match it with relevant advertisements, driving traffic and potential customers to advertisers while providing revenue streams for content creators.